too bad rudy giuliani isn't our candidate because we would win. i've supported rudy giuliani.e understands you've got to protect the border but he understands you can't throw out the bus boys, the bakers and the health care workers that are doing jobs that are needed here in america. too bad rudy giuliani's not leading this party. we would win. instead, we got donald trump and he could have articulated a plan. they promised a plan. instead, we got populist rhetoric drafted by senator sessions and steven miller. and, look, measure nwe're not rr bap b alabama primary. we're trying to win this election. he betrayaled republican values and gave a terrible speech. again, read the transcript. >> so what donald trump now says and what rudy giuliani says and his campaign now says is that when he said after the criminals are gone, after we handle other things like that, then we will readdress the people who are still here. what trump is now saying is what i'm really saying is i'm not going to try to deport necessarily millions and millions of people. if that is his position, i understa

>> i'm going to quote rudy giuliani last night with an answer of yes. and that he is legitimate. >> how do you know he believes that? how do you know trump believes that? >> because he's not -- he's not focusing on this. he's focusing on jobs, focusing on education and safety. he's moved on. you know, it might be a hot topic in martha's vineyard where hillary clinton has been but on the streets of baton rouge -- >> that was a nice try. that was a nice try. i know why you're here. you got to defend rudy. you have taken the oath. joy, i was in philly yesterday with a nice audience of people trying to build the city's image up. it's something i really believe in. it was a mixed audience racially, ethnically, if you will. there's a lot of people that care about this issue. when you say the president of the united states is a fraud, the first african-american president is a fraud, that he somehow snuck in this country from kenya or somewhere else and assumed an identity and somehow got himself elected under false pretenses, that's a hell of a slam job becaus

does rudy giuliani speak for you, because he's your surrogate.u said something, you better say it yourself or say he's not your surrogate anymore. >> put him in a box. you put him in a box. >> thank you. the roundtable is staying with us. still ahead, a slew of new battleground polls. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. althy, free, the world before me, the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> well, here's more polling from the three biggest brauld states. once again, let's check the "hardball" scoreboard. according to new polling, donald trump has a one-point lead in ohio. it's trump, 46-45. next to pennsylvania where clinton is up by five points, 48-43 in the keystone state. finally to florida, all tied up, 47-47. clinton and trump both at 47, and we'll be right back. between life and death. for partnersn health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need

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. >> joining me right now is one of donald trump's top advisers, former new york mayor rudy giuliani. by the way, you said the following about hillary clinton's health. let's watch that. >> she has an entire media empire that constantly denimizes donald trump, fails to point out several signs of illnesses. >> her campaign and other people defending her saying there is nothing factual about her health. >> go ahead and take a look at the video, it's for yourself. >> when i saw hillary clinton at the the press conference sitting down with the police, with the democrat appointed police chiefs, pretending she is pro-police, it is one of the most pathetic press conferences. >> what do you mean? >> first of all she looks sick. >> you got a good look at hillary clinton last night, i guess you saw her performance. >> i did. >> do you think there were any signs of illness by the secretary of state? >> no, but i thought there were before, the day before when she coughed, and coughed on the airplane, and she spit something up. i don't know what is wrong with her, they kind of hide her. >> let's g

rudy giuliani has been more direct about that. i wonder how effective do you think he is as surrogate for donald trump and saying things trump hasn't? >> melissa is exactly right, donald trump has not necessarily said these things and what he said in the past is outrage just but all surrogates and giuliani is one of the best ones out there, who will go directly there and say what the candidate doesn't want to say or doesn't feel comfortable saying. jenna: do you think that is part of the campaign, charlie? what do you think about that conversation coming up, of at all? >> which conversation? jenna: regarding affair and bill clinton? everyone talks about at watercooler, monica lewinsky, when will we see about monica, hear about monica, any of that? will we? is that part of it? >> i think donald trump needs to be very careful about it, he acknowledged when he saw chelsea clinton in the audience he didn't want to go there. he is playing a game when says that you do have to be careful with it. as you point out, jenna, everybody is tal

this is truecar. >>> rudy giuliani married his cousin.he first of rudy giuliani's three wives was his cousin. and after 14 years of marriage he successfully petitioned the vatica to annul his catholic marriage to his cousin on the grounds that he did not know that she was his cousin. an annulment means just erasing the marriage as if it never existed, because of course the catholic church at that time did not recognize divorce and would not treat you as a catholic within their sacramental regime if you had gone through a divorce, so rudy giuliani, after 14 years of marriage got out of it without divorce by getting an annulment, saying that for 14 years he didn't know that he was married to his cousin. that same rudy giuliani now says that hillary clinton is too stupid to be president. exact words. too stupid to be president. those were his exact words, because of her reaction to bill clinton's liaison with monica lewinsky. rudy giuliani's second marriage was a messier one than his first. he had two children with his second wife, whose rea

we've got rudy giuliani here >>> breaking tonight, 46 days until the election.ays until the first debate and two national polls showing hillary clinton tracking slightly ahead of donald trump tonight. first in wednesday's "wall street journal" poll mrs. clinton is up by six points in a four-way race. today from merist, mrs. clinton up by six point. but paced on some numbers we pulled from the last couple of debates, that could change monday night. joining me now is larry sabato. just a word on the polling. so did this show a trend in her favor or does that show a trend in trump's favor. was she up more in those polls? what are you seeing? >> well, look, i look at the polling averages, megyn. i'm a broken record on this because, you know, in this election if you don't like the polls, they kind of remind me of the british weather. if you don't like it, wait an hour and it will change. the same is true with the polls. you got to go with with the averages. she's up three or four. as you note within things can change once people see the debates. i want to analyze it

we have former mayor rudy giuliani questioning why black police officer lives don't matter? roll tape. >> why don't you take black lives matter for a moment. how come the black life of a police officer matter? >> does the mayor have a point? >> absolutely. they say black lives matter, i'm concerned about the blue lives in this situation, i'm concerned about black, white, brown, every officer that puts on the blue uniform to get out here and protect the public, that's the real discussion that we need to be having. we cannot allow police officer whose responsibility it is to protect the community to be afraid to police the community because they're going to be injured by the individuals who they're there to protect, and we have to find a way to stop that. the police officer that can't see it, the black police officers that can't see it are blind. >> thank you sergeant of police pennie and to larry klayman. to learn more you can visit sgttpnnie.com. >>> critics warn and fear and say she may have spoken too quickly. >> we have two more names to add to a list of african-americans

i argued that of course with former new york mayor rudy giuliani as recently as thursday. he said oh, no, look at the internet information that was not reliable. saying also look at the coughing spells. when you covered her, did you see any extreme coughing? >> well, the cough we saw about a week ago in ohio, where secretary clinton struggled to catch her voice and catch her breath. it was a coughing fit that was quite notable. she tried to joke about it. she said i'm allergic to donald trump. being there, you knew that the cough was significant. she said it was due to allergies. now we have this diagnosis. the clinton campaign, part of why they want to release the medical records is to make the point that the only thing wrong here is pneumonia, obviously treatable with antibiotics. worth pointing out, a number of her campaign staffers got sick with colds and at least two of them got at least pneumonia. so it does seem there is something going around with the clinton campaign. but other than the coughing spell, i didn't see any other incident. >> and donald trump promised

. >> speaking of disrespecting women, i mean, you know, trump's advisor, rudy giuliani. remember him? yeah. that dennison of good taste, he was mouthing off again on why he thinks hillary clinton doesn't have the judgment to lead the country. take a look. >> president of the united states, her husband disgraced didn't just stand by him, she attacked monica lewinsky. after being married to bill clinton for 20 years, if you didn't know the moment monica lewinsky said that bill clinton violated her that she was telling the truth, then you're too stupid to be president. >> speaking of that, rudy, you know, again, the pot calling the kettle black. [ applause ] your marriage didn't survive it, you know. your marriage didn't survive, so you should keep your mouth closed. and again, calling people names like stupid, you know, i hate to do it because i'm trying to be a grownup but look in the mirror, man. look in the mirror. >> you know something, rudy giuliani publicly humiliated donna hanover by announcing that he was dumping her on not -- don't bring this -- this is why i said

rudy giuliani seems to have become a really important adviser in this process. one of the things that trump has been told to do by all of his team is to focus on policy answers that are tight, that are aspirational, talking about what his goals and priorities will be but not to get bogged down too much in detail. if he can avoid any missteps, it has the opportunity to be a huge achievement for him since the expectations are low and since hillary clinton has been prepping so intensively. expectations for her are pretty high. >> karl mentioned rudy giuliani and he's right. but right now or panel, charles krauthamm krauthammer, chris stirewalt, and howie kurtz, host of media buzz on fnc. great to see you all. when you see how these two are preparing to go against each other, it's like two silver back gorillas. they're studying each other and it's like a modern warfare situation where they're saying trump is studying her body language and verbal tics from 16 years worth of clinton debates. they've identified her words, phrases or gestures she uses when he's unsure o

we executed them because of what rudy giuliani said is legal in war. if the news media treated the trump campaign the way it has treated every presidential campaign prior to trump and the other presidential campaign that is going on during the trump campaign, the clinton campaign, if the news media treated the trump campaign like it treats every other campaign, donald trump by now would have been forced to retract his statement about going to war over a gesture. and rudy giuliani would have been forced to apologize for his comment, justifying everything that has ever been done in war anywhere in the world, including everything that nazi germany did. rudy giuliani would have been forced to abjectly apologize for that comment and donald trump would be forced to distance himself from rudy giuliani and ban him from his campaign. but, with 55 days left before the election, the american political news media still has not figured out how to deal with the trump for president campaign, and donald trump knows that, and he exploits it every single day. he exploit

i heard rudy giuliani on your show earlier today .l don't know what he'll do with the 10 million people here who are not criminals. i think the republican party has an awful brand when it comes to hispanic americans. i think donald trump is perpetuating stereotypes that are detrimental to republicans growing their base. >> a story was tweeted out a story i think by abby phillip that hillary clinton is actually doing worse with latino voters now than a few weeks ago. according to a poll, her favorability fell to 55% from 68%. it says she is not doing particularly better with latinos than other democrats have done. why not? >> i don't know why not. but she is doing much, much better than donald trump. that's the bottom line. his approval rating is 21% in the same poll. so her approval rating, i'll take 55% over 21%. in this article they talk about she needs to do more outreach or run more ads in the latino community. at the end of the day he is under water and she is above water. >> she has had ever advantage in the latino community. sp

if you go in and try to create the kind of policing that rudy giuliani and the chief bratton use which brought down the murder rate by 85%, you run into liberals who would rather see people killed than have the kind of aggressive policing -- >> you're talking about stop and frisk -- >> but the murder rate in new york city and i lived here as it happened from about 2500 a year to below 500 a year. and a lot of the people that whose lives were saved because of policing in neighborhoods that needed it the most, were minority americans. and you're right, there was a lot of criticism. rudy took a lot of heat and called racist day in and day out. by local newspapers ant liberal media. but lives were saved. >> what you have to recognize are two things. first, conservatives find this difficult to deal with.

(rudy giuliani/fmr new york city mayor) "my advice i have for him since he's been my friend for 28 years is to be himself//i think what the american people on monday night are entitled to ido being who he is.") the campaign manager for "hillary for america" says he fears that trump's status as a political newcomer will mean he's held to a lower standard: (robby mook/campaign manager, hillary for america) "i'm very concerned that donald trump will be grand on a curve. just because he doesn't fly off the handle in the middle of this debate does not mean that he is prepared to be president of the united states." analysts say the debate could draw up to 100-million viewers and they could get quite a show. the executive director of should fact-check each other: (janet brown/exec. director, commission on pres. debates) "in our history, moderators have found it appropriate to let the candidates be the ones that talk about the accuracy or the fairness of what the other candidate or candidates might have said." ((diane gallager)) >> with as many as one-hundred- million potential voters expected t

so does rudy giuliani have it right? is this a moment that donald trump, you know, has really up staged any other republican presidential candidate? >> jack kent will be ashamed of that and so should rudy giuliani. he cam paired it to detroit michigan where it was auto industry left and barack obama lifted up the auto industry from where it was. i'm glad donald trump went there. i think he needs to understand african americans. he never tried to do that before. the fact he is doing it right before the campaign before labor day begins is suspicious. >> so what do cow say to people that say if it was a real interest it was ten weeks away. >> it is important to correct what the major said. i know kemp had an agenda but so did george w. bush and when he was candidate and when he was president for two terms. we have to set the facts straight. this is not something that is new. it started long before the general election. it started when he was running in the primary. it was an engagement effort as well as mr. trump meeting in

, who are most rooted in those policies. >> it seems as if attaching yourself to rudy giuliani in 2004an issue like this would have been politically seen as smart, perry. i don't know if it is right now. rudy himself is pretty polarizing. >> rudy is very polarizing. i don't know national stop and frisk, i'm not sure even trump's voters are for that. it was an odd position to take. >> i know a lot of second amendment voters who are thinking, whoa, stop and frisk, what do you mean? >> i don't think he's in a good place right now. but i think in some ways, the debate's interesting, but what you previewed on sunday is even more interesting. kaepernick, you've seen a lot of black football players, black basketball players have done this. i would be interested on sunday if we've seen a few more white players who have been more reluctant to get involved in this. the video is indisputable. and this is a big issue. i'm not surprised blacks are there. i wonder if the athletes broaden out. >> i'm hearing a lot of chatter about different protest ideas. you hear various chatter on what kind of impa

>> i'm going to quote rudy giuliani last night with an answer of yes. and that he is legitimate. >> how do you know he believes that? how do you know trump believes that? >> because he's not -- he's not focusing on this. he's focusing on jobs, focusing on education and safety. he's moved on. you know, it might be a hot topic in martha's vineyard where hillary clinton has been but on the streets of baton rouge -- >> that was a nice try. that was a nice try. i know why you're here. you got to defend rudy. you have taken the oath. joy, i was in philly yesterday with a nice audience of people trying to build the city's image up. it's something i really believe in. it was a mixed audience racially, ethnically, if you will. there are a lot of people that care about this issue. when you say the president of the united states is a fraud, the first africa ncn-american president is a fraud, he somehow snuck in this country from kenya or somewhere else and assumed an identity and somehow got himself elected under false pretenses, that's a hell of a slam job becaus

that is what you are hearing from rudy giuliani. the risk here as donald trump learns more about what is the immigration system in the country, he is proposing to do what the president is doing right now. >> yeah. that was a point that the former new york mayor made yesterday on our show, i believe. i think he wants to highlight that donald trump is softening on this issue and becoming more sensitive to the complexity of it and reality of it and realizing not all undocumented immigrants in the u.s. are immigrants, but families and children and human beings. you saw the clinton campaign released a statement pushing back on his use of softening the language to back hard policies. >> if you look at the timing of when this is happening, we are 64 days before the election. voters who are looking to vote for donald trump, let's say, how are they feeling? how are the undecided voters thinking who are still on the fence about who they will vote for when there is confusion of the cornerstone of donald trump's campaign? >> we saw recently for

new york city was considered a sanctuary city under rudy giuliani. it didn't just get dumped on rudy giuliani, it was a policy he advanced. there is no logical consistency to any of the plan, really. >> what they don't want to talk about, it's clear to me, is this nasty deportation force. his opponents said it's not workable, it's not doable. he said as a result they were all for amnesty and he wasn't for amnesty. that's how he distinguished himself from people like jeb bush and marco rubio and all the rest. and now they're listening to donald trump and they're saying, wait a minute. if he's not talking about a mass deportation force, isn't he saying exactly what we were saying during the primaries? and the answer to that is maybe, yes. >> look, john kasich in one of the debates said, look, it's not an adult conversation, and it really isn't. it's not an adult conversation to say, when are we going to get rid of 11 million people? when are we going to deport them? how much is it going to cost? what laws do you have to have to get it done? really, tru

(rudy giuliani/fmr new york city mayor) "my advice i have for him since he's been my friend for 28 years is to be himself manager for "hillary for america" says he fears that trump's status as a political newcomer will mean he's held to a lower standard: (robby mook/campaign manager, hillary for america) "i'm very concerned that donald trump will be grand on a curve. just because he doesn't fly off the handle in the middle of this debate does not mean that he is prepared to be president of the united states." analysts say the debate could draw up to 100-million viewers and they could get quite a show. the executive commission on presidential debates says the candidates should fact-check each other: (janet brown/exec. director, commission on pres. debates) "in our history, moderators have found it appropriate to let the candidates be the ones that talk about the accuracy or the fairness of what the other candidate or candidates might have said." ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) unlv is hosting a debate watch party tonight. the community and students are it's happening at unlv's student union ballroo

trump advisor rudy giuliani said the rhetoric on both sides is too amped up. (abc this week) sot - rudy giuliani / trump supporter "i know hillary clinton. i know donald trump much better. neither of them is a racist. and for either one to say that means they're getting a little too excited in their campaigning, but both of them be the next commander-in- chief still has 57 days to go. devin dwyer, abc news, washington. this just in. metro is looking for this man. they say -- he tried to rob a business -- near tropicana and nellis. police say -- he pulled out a gun -- and demanded cash. employees -- took off running -- soon as they saw the gun. the crook ran -- without taking any cash or merchandise. new developments on that mercury spill -- shutting down walter johnson junior high school. class is cancelled again on when the school will re-open. federal inspectors -- back at the school -- checking sneakers -- backpacks and other school items -- for any traces of the poisonous liquid. the environmental protection agency -- also sending crews -- to check out a n

rudy giuliani has almost no credibility whatsoever with the black community.n, for his two terms in new york, were a terrible two terms for race relations. and bloomberg, one of his great achievements was restoring a much better race relations than had been there previously. so he's probably the worst spokesman -- >> although he was able to build coalitions across all races because that's how he got re-elected, and predominantly 6-1 democrat-to-republican city. that's the only way you do it. >> he barely got re-elected, and he got re-elected against a candidate who did not run as good a campaign. >> no, with record numbers, governor, with all due respect. in 1987, he got re-elected with record numbers. >> well, maybe record for a republican, but it was a pretty close race -- >> yes. >> anyway, we're not going to argue about 1996. but generally, rudy's record on race is not viewed terribly favorably in the black community. in terms of hillary's press conferences, i wouldn't hold a press conference either if i were hillary. it's just going to be a scrum about no

now rudy giuliani is with us. mr. mayor, you are watching this unfold bb as you said earlier this would not happen if you were mayor of this city. >> no. and i'm very sad to listen to the conversation with geraldo with whom i have a lot of respect. but he is setting forward the rational that closes this problem. maybe because he hasn't had to run a city and save people lives. i ran a city of 2200 people were being killed and 72 % black. i today put more police officers in black communits to save black lives. that resulted in many more confrontations between blacks and police. >> mr. mayor, the -- >> the reason, the reason there are more confrontations between police and blacks in inner cities is because for example, in new york city, 70 to 75% of murders are committed by blacks on other blacks. and the police are there at 75%. because they are trying to protect the lives of innocent black people. so that causes more confrontations with black people. and it causes more ambiguous situations and every once in a while it

. >>> rudy giuliani says donald trump now believes that president obama was born here in the u.s. here to discuss, john phillips, a trump supporter, also andy dean, bakari sellers, a hillary clinton supporter and democratic strategist maria cardona, also a hillary clinton supporter. so the former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani, in a heated exchange with chris matthews now saying that donald trump believes president obama was born in the u.s. take a look. >> couple of his people, including his vice presidential running mate, mike pence, the governor of indiana have come out and said they believe that president obama is a rejust a minutely elected president of the united states. in other words, he was born in the united states. do you confirm that? do you agree with that? >> i confirm that and donald trump now confirms that. you know, hillary clinton ---when did he do that? >> he did that two years ago. three years ago. >> when did he -- he has now accepted that birtherism was nonsense? when did he do that? >> chris, hillary clinton's campaign >> he did not do that yet. i'm wait

. >>> rudy giuliani says donald trump now believes that president obama was born here in the u.s.lers, a hillary clinton supporter, democratic strategist maria cardona. so a former new york city mayor rudy giuliani in a heated exchanges with chris matthews of msnbc now saying that donald trump believes president obama was born in the u.s. >> a couple of his people, including the vice presidential running mate, mike pence and dr. ben carson have both come out in the last days, hours and said they believe president obama is a legitimately elected president of the united states. do you confirm that? >> i confirm that and donald trump now confirms that. >> when did he do that? when did he do that? >> two years ago. two years ago. three years ago. >> he has now accepted that birtherism was nonsense? when did he do that? >> chris, hillary clinton's campaign -- >> he did not do it yet. i'm waiting for him to do it. >> hillary clinton's campaign was the first to bring up the fact there was a question -- >> when did they do that? >> donald trump has said that three, four, five years ago. >

even rudy giuliani said it wasn't his best debate. trump will say that he one.t's something that he learned in the debate. getting the media to believe your spend in a moments afterwards. clinton was that showed not only her experience, donald trump's history with women. we have seen her gap with women eroding since june. that has been very important for her to win over these battleground states. she really made i direct appeal to women tonight. i will be testing to see if she picks up support. >> to battle continues. around one over, 2 and 3 still left to go. coming up later this hour, philippines shares see the longest streak of foreign outflows in 17 years. the president's tough talking policies may have spooked investors. the asian development bank says uncertainty in monetary policy in the u.s., he and japan, will continue. eu, and japan will continue. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the add raised china's growth modest forecast to 6.5%. shat are the risk with adb' joining us right now in our hong kong studios. thanks very much for joining us. despite the global sl

rudy giuliani tried to make one thing clear, donald truonald tr not support mass deportations. he said trump would find it difficult to throw out a family who has been here for 15 years with three children, two of whom were citizens. that is not the kind of america he wants. it is by visits detroit yesterd yesterday. >> donald trump making an effort yesterday to reach out to african americans. it seems to have been welcomed by those inside the church. i have to say in interviews many african americans say they are still troubled by mr. trump having suggested that the first african american president was born in africa. >> the interesting thing is the first one that made that claim was hillary clinton. >> not people herself but people around here. >> the campaign did. they were the first ones that brought it up and it was resolved after donald trump raised it. they may be adding faulty memory there as to what first suggested -- >> it's fair enough to say that people around the clinton campaign brought that up. it was resolved in 2011 when he released his birth certificate. donal

rudy giuliani saying trump now does believe that president obama was born in the u.s., despite trump's years of gining up this conspiracy. >> as you know, donald trump has said repeatedly that he does not want to talk about the birther issue. his running mate, mike pence, said he believes the president was born in the united states. former new york city mayor and trump surrogate, rudy giuliani, says he also believes obama was born here in the states. but so far, still nothing from trump. for years, trump was one of the most outspoken backers of the birther movement. one that supported the false claim that president obama was not born in the united states. guiliani now says they were wrong. >> i want to know whether you believe your candidate for president believes he would succeed or not? >> yes. >> does he believe he would succeed a legitimate president? >> donald trump believes now that he was born in the united states. but that issue was -- >> when he is going to say it. >> that issue was raised originally -- >> when he is going to say this president is legitimate? this is a fundame

that is what three big players in the trump campaign said, kellyanne conway, mike pence, and rudy giuliani. let's listen to what trump said in his own speech on wednesday. >> for those here illegally today who are seeking legal status, they will have one route and one route only. to return home and apply for re-entry like everybody else under the rules of the new legal immigration system that i have outlined above. >> so, jeffrey, what are voters supposed to believe. when a candidate says one thing. you heard him say this. so why -- so we'll take donald trump at his words on wednesday night. so why are three big parts of his campaign saying something different today? >> well, you have to ask them. i mean, i heard his speech very clearly. >> a lot of journalists did ask them. jake tapper, martha. you heard it. >> you know, and i really do think, poppy, that there's a little persnickettiness with this. he's been crystal clear with what he's talking about. i don't see any inconsistency here. you can't, as he has also said, get all of these people out of here and back on here on the dime. you'

there is chris christie, rudy giuliani. you can see ben carson there. noeks the race cyst abuse guy from info wars that says sandy hook was fake and so was 9/11 and beside him and rudy giuliani, there is the frog. it's like donald trump and his team, we have got your back. all of your family, your super far right crazy conspiracy racist media buddies, we are all here with you. we have got your back. white supremacists, we are right here behind you. it's creepy, right? that image was not created by donald trump jr. but posted by donald trump jr. still there tonight. what is donald trump jr. posting the frog thing? if you're donald trump jr. you're between alex jones and rudy giuliani. if you don't know what it is, don't you wonder? do you really not know? or do you know what it is? donald trump jr. told abc this morning he had no idea what he was posting when he posted that, no idea. maybe that's true. it has come up around him in a couple of other ways too. in march he accidentally says he went on an overtly white supremacist radio show his excuse was h

rudy giuliani in my mind is unhinged.a west and there are some vacancies there and i think rudy giuliani should go down there. because he's not well. if you watch that interview and chris did a great job. you can see that that man is just not well. >> i don't believe -- donald trump needs to say it. i don't take rudy's words. until donald trump says it. somebody should put a microphone in donald trump. >> he won't talk about it. >> he needs to be asked directly if rudy giuliani is right. >> he has been asked a million times. four times in the past week and a half. >> giuliani's comments came one day after mike pence told reporters aboard his campaign plane that he believes president obama was born in the u.s. trump himself has only said that he doesn't talk about it any more, but last night hillary clinton refused to let trump off the hook so easily. >> we are facing a candidate with a long history of racial discrimination in his business. who traffics intoxic conspiracy theories like the lie that president obama is not a

there isn't a person of color in new york that likes rudy giuliani. new york and new jersey are going to hillary clinton. you need john kasich. you need ohio. >> you need to pick up advocates for your message and your campaign as the race gets closer to november. donald trump n his campaign have not done that. >> even people who say they're for him like marco rubio aren't helping him out. let's go over to the democrats. one of the big sources of tension between -- there are many. we can do an hour on it. this sense that she doesn't give access to us. she won't let reporters near her. well, she finally did allow the press on her plane which means reporters will feel they're getting access to the candidate. let's play a little of that. this is hillary clinton talking about whether she's happy to see us. >> hi, guys. welcome to our big plane. it's so exciting. >> what do you think? >> i think it's pretty cool, don't you? you're supposed to say yes. i am so happy to have you all with me. i have just been waiting for this moment. and i'm -- no, really. and

never heard rudy giuliani misstate a fact. have never heard him do that. >> do you know what? any time i hear a surrogate -- >> but he's not a misleader. >> i was a bigger fan of rudy giuliani before he became a surrogate. when conservatives think it's big news, he took $25,000 from the trump foundation. >> and gave it to bondi. >> gave it to an attorney general in florida thinking about investigating. >> maybe. >> she could have. >> maybe it was because of the money. >> you can't say maybe she did it. you can't say maybe she did it. >> are you telling me? are you telling me you were a hard news reporter? >> yes. >> thank you telling me a candidate takes $25,000 out of his own foundation? hillary clinton takes $25,000 out of the clinton foundation, gives it to a liberal democrat who may, or may not be investigating. that is news. >> it may be. it's not water gate two. you mention it. but there are people setting themselves on fire. >> thank god. because i have to go. we have waters you know? >> you can't miss that. >> talking

and i believe, as we zoom in, yeah the -- yeah, that's mayor rudy giuliani. there's donald trump. having a little afternoon cafe valenti. i'm not sure. making it up as i go along. they're at a bakery, having coffee. missing from the debate stage were the third-party candidates. we didn't have gary johnson, jill stein, evan mcmullen. they did not make the polling threshold to get on the stage. we have our most nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll. clinton leads them by 42%, trump at 37%. a two-way race that number changes with clinton to 48% and trump to 41%. joining me is former governor of new mexico, 2016 libertarian presidential nominee. good to have you with me. >> good to be with you. >> let's talk about last night. i know you were watching. a lot of folks would have liked to have seen you on the debate stage. what is the biggest conversation or point that has resonated last night for your supporters, that maybe was discussed or wasn't discussed. >> well, i don't think it was a surprise to anybody that there was no surprises last night. there's the certainty that hillar

rudy giuliani was helping. followed by chris christie. both candidates today heating with benjamin netnetanyahu. we want to begin with sarah murray outside of trump tower in new york. cl what is a disadvantage going into tomorrow's debate. >> they're saying -- not even on the stage yet, but already blaming the media if trump ends up at a disadvantage tomorrow night. see what kellyanne conway said earlier. >> if mr. trump has any disadvantage going into tomorrow night's debate, it is that he is not treated fairly. that's obvious, if you read many of the reports. if you turn on almost any station at any point in the day. the coverage varies from incomplete, meaning it's all about him and negative against him, to you know, over -- >> that's a clue to how the campaign is going to react if the moderator, lester holt, tries to fact check donald trump. if he has a tough moment in the debate, the campaign can fall back on what has been a useful strategy, which is to blame the media. also a very unpopular group in the u.s., even lower than some po

largely because of the policies rudy giuliani put in place. >> where rudy giuliani was not a mayor, in every other city where the murder rates came down as well. david: but,. >> no, no. with the exception of david of chicago, baltimore and washington, which are spiking, no question about it. david: milwaukee. there are a whole lot of cities. >> nationally. david: milwaukee up 80%, richard. 80% spike in violent crime. >> talk about a few cities. i will talk about most of the country where murder rate is near historic lows. david: law and order is big issue. melissa: hillary clinton questioning why she isn't beating donald trump more in the polls. trump has an explanation for it though. >> having said all this, why aren't i 50 point ahead you might ask? well the choice for working familieses havehas never been clearer. i need your help to get donald trump's record out to everybody. nobody should be fooled! >> why isn't she ahead by 50 point? >> because she is terrible. she has had a terrible record. everything she touches is bad. melissa: new "fox news poll" shows trump leading in three

it all started about last week or so, the reeruption of this when rudy giuliani was on "hardball with chris matthews." he asked him about the birther issue and matthews has continued to bring it up and rudy giuliani said that donald trump disavowed that statement years ago. one, two, three years ago is what he said. the problem with that is that he had not and the reporters who have been covering him for 15 or so months now know this because we ourselves asked him a number of times. i asked him last july when he first started running. will you say that president obama was born in the u.s. and why did you go there to begin with? and he looked and me and said, i don't know, what do you think? he refused to do it back then and then on the press plane a couple of weeks ago when he was asked by the pool. he refused to do it to bob costa when his article posted last night and he refused to do it this morning on fox business when he was asked about it and he needed to leave some of the suspense open. i'm not sure why he thinks this is a suspensablesuspenseful iss. he's been furthering now fo

listen to rudy giuliani.uld be winnable but you'll have to change and you'll have to fire some people if you want to win. don't listen to that populist rhetoric. i'm not happy not being able to support a gop candidate at the top. i've never not supported the gop candidate. i'm a real republican. there are thousands, millions of us, not just latinos but business people that know that most of these people are hard working people and need a shot. that's the american way. someone that's working hard, he's not our enemy. send the criminals back. there's no disagreement there, and no one is talking about citizenship. we're talking about letting people that aren't criminals stay here and work. it shouldn't be that hard. >> so you say you cannot support donald trump. you've said you cannot support hillary clinton. what are you going to do in november? >> well, i think i'm working like heck to try to save the senate and shore up the house. >> do you leave the top of the ticket blank when you vote? >> none of the above

and let's not even talk about rudy giuliani. they have six marriages between the two of them.t is widely reported with both of them. >> do you think he's going go there? >> i think there is a fundamental misreading of the situation if he does go there. donald trump's problem is that he's stuck in the low 40s. the reason he's stuck in the low forts is because he's underperforms among college educated white voters who have broken for every republican nominee. why is he having trouble? the principal reason is 60% of them say he's unqualified to be president. in a new poll today, a republican firm reports that 64% of college whites said hillary clinton was more qualified in the debate. it is hard to see how kind of going into this road would convince voters, if he goes out and starts bashing hillary clinton over bill clinton's behavior 20 years ago, it's hard to see how that makes it better, it probably makes it worse. >> let's talk about these unscientific internet surveys that donald trump keeps pointing to, to show that he won the debate. fox news sent a memo out to its own rep

look at the example that we had in new york of mayor rudy giuliani. the policies he put in place ultimately broke down crime by 76% and murder in new york by 84%. >> one policy that donald trump is pointing to is the controversial stop and frisk policy that trump himself has long been in favor of, and so has rudy giuliani, but it was a major source of tension between the police and african-american residents in new york city. trump yesterday proposed reviving the polarizing practice. he tried clarifying intentions this morning in an interview with fox news. >> rudy giuliani did a great job as mayor. they really straightened things out with stop and frisk. but stop and frisk worked. we had tremendous shootings, numbers of shootings. now, chicago is out of control. i was really referring to chicago as stop and frisk. >> the attorney general loretta lynch reacted as well today. >> the tragic events in charlotte and in tulsa, oklahoma earlier this week once again have underscored the decisions that persist between law enforcement officers and the communit

well, rudy giuliani didn't have more luck once he took over for ailes. "with mr. trump receiving so much conflicting advice in those sessions he absorbed it wille of it." trump's feud with former miss universe alicia machado entered its third day with trump doubling down on his assertions about alicia machado's weight. last night on fox, trump defended his behavior and suggested he is the victim because he says he saved machado's job. take a listen. >> she did to the do well. she had a lot of difficulties and they wanted to fire her. i had nothing to do with this person but they wanted to fire her. i saved her job because i said that would be ruins you. i theed they where a number of young ladies. but the staff itself -- look what i get out of it. i get nothing. i saved her job because they wanted to fire her for putting on so much weight. and it is a beauty contest. say what you want, bill, they know what they're getting into. it's a beauty contest. i said don't try that, let her try to lose the weight then i end up in a position like this. that's the way it is.

. >>> the former mayor of new york and advisor, friend of donald trump, rudy giuliani. he says birther? what birther? trump denounced that a long time ago. he did? that's news to us. hear what the campaign is now saying about that. >>> also ahead, senator elizabeth warren campaigning for hillary clinton as more stars get ready to hit the campaign trail. we'll take you there live. >>> global outrage after north korea just says it carried out its bigger nuclear test yet. now president obama saying there will be serious consequences. you're watching cnn. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices? perfe